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MORE TROUBLE
Brewing f:ctwnen Mexico and This Country.
Another Oulraye.

Ahotler outrage.
TAMPA, FLA, April 2l.-News has
reached hero Of au incident which will
probably involve this Government in 4
controversy with Mexico.
Last month the Norwegian bark Bra.
zslera went ashore oil Cozame', Mexico.
At the Instance Of the Now York under
writers tho schooner Nellie Blanche, A,
Russell, master, ssi!ed from Key Wes. on
March %, to render ouch assistance 10
the Brazaleria as che could.
When the Blanche reached tho scene Of
the wreck abe found the bark's cargo had
been taken ashore, the Vessel stripped,
and everything either mold or confiaratcd
by the Mexican authorities. Inquiries
aIeo developed the fact that tbs Bra-
zalerla'a crow were held as p.ispners, but
on what ground could not be learned.
Finding be could render no assistance,
Captaia RaGseN decided 10 rstnrii TO Kew
West ct once. On April 1 a Mexican Gus.
toms officer boarded tho Blanche, Exam.
incd her as though abe vas iil,bueter,
and took her ,na:ine documents ashore.
A few houra later he roturued with the in
formation that the Blanche coud not cle.r
from Cozumol for Key W'eat, but must 20
to Progresso, 2l0 miles south, to do SO.
Captain Russell protested against being
compelled to take his vessel 30 iDr out Of
the way, but offered to 20 in peraon either
to Prosrerao or Mufjerep, another port
from which the Mexicans enid he could
clear. The Mexicsns, however, inais.pd
tliat bis weasel should make the trip, and
placed a customs inspector on boar! to
take her to progreeso. Yesterday The pes.
Sel sailed into Key West. The Captain
clalma he wac unable 10 iorco Ills craw 10
sal! tho veshe! 10 prosrrsaD, ana that they
brought her to Key West on their own
authority, the Mexican inypsc!or, oi
cnurae, being algo forced To make the Trip.
The i"GphctOr is now i'll teIc2raphic com-
mun:catiou with his Government. Whist
sction tho Washington authorities will
take is InkloYn.
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GIBRALTAR, April 2l.-It is reportea
here that two Englishmen displaying tho
american flag, recently Imprisoned II
heDrew merchant OF Alcazlr, Morocco for
;, uep'' s; look INN in chains to Tsnsier, parad.
ing hlm through three towns on their
way, the outrage being aggravated bv the
iact that 1t "as inflicted during The period
o! the Passover. TIE priaeipal Hehrewa
Q: Tansier have joined in an appesl "a to
the fIerch, Portuguese and Britiah Con-.
snis Tor assistance in en- attempt to have
all the governments unite in an effort IN
suppreea the system OF consular abnees
,1ated. "'o Peipe'
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SQUIRE DAVIS has had u whack at Squire
Ralph Arhle. Squire Arkle hes counter
ed on Squire Davis, and Mr.. Neumau,
who didn't Ike to see the costs going go
high, sends d lengthy statement which is
sufficiently covered by his shorter affidavit.
This c.oses the case in the ISrELllaEScEE
unless each OF the Jurors insists upon be-
lug hsard in his own defense.
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EkownE0GN, NE, April 9l.-WnItcr
Chase, Of Clinton, VIZ. fatally shot by hig
n'1i!9r, arnd II ycam, yesterday "ftcr-
noon. The !&i,et had been ont guuning
aud rnturnnd 10 hIH broIu6r'a .,uGsu mak-
inga great NOISE. WaliOr wont to tho door
and sononatrH.Od win him and turned to
so into ihn Gous", whorsupon tho young
man fired on iim. Ohalu nbout Il year
ago exhibited higrs OF itlsanity.
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GOVERNOR BEAVER has done himself
credit in the selection Of Mr.. Boyd Crum-
Iine, OF Washington, to be Reporter Of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Crumrine il good lawyer, g polished d
gentleman and in eyerywsy fitted for tie
petition. He aad Governor Beaver were
c9lleee mater.
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Cleveland Crushed,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2l,-Abou. 900
people witnessed au interesting game be.
tween Cleveland and Louieville this
afternoon: Rain Interrupted the contest
between tho fourth and fifth innings, but
cleared of, allowing the gamo to proceed.
The O!eyelands tie!ded very loosely.
White signed with the Louisville club
to-day: scofe-L,uisvil!e, ii; Clsve-
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pittHblr.lt's Close Shuvo

f'rTsnuEcn, April 2l-The game be-
tween tho Hamitona, OF Ontario, and tho
Pit.eburgh'a this afternoon was marked
by heavy batting. Tho batteries were
Calvin and Miller for the home tsam and
Jones and Morrison fer the visitors. The
attendance was 500. scorc-P.ttaburyh,
10; Hamilton, 7.
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FirrsHuR0u, April 4l.-Botweun \ and
4 o'clock this afternoon " ucu,ion OF tho
first four iloose Of n aoyen.story hailAing,
occupied by TAto 4 Myers, commission
merchants, collapsed and WIS pruvipi.
tnted into tho collar. Tho loss WIS about
$4,000.
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y MrMrEE Of the Michigan Legislature
sao Ted q list o: seventeen other men,
bers aad the coss OF buying each OF them
10 support certain measure. Some OF
the seventeen got the volunteer in q room
AMI filed MIN with physical regrets. The
unhappy man was trying to make up a
little poo! ior himself. Is that the way
the MickiEaudosa reward honest induE-
trv9
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rJ1rHnunGn, April 2l.-A apecial from
Eris, Pm, Bnya: The large Touring mill
0. D,aketown. near here, Wan dentroyed
by fro yestarday. Several amnll buildings
adjoining were slno hurnud, md for II
time the ontire hnlnlct waa threatened.
Tho loan 10 Estimated al t27 900; insurance,
iii,030.
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If the President is willing to release
Lamont. Tor fair oonus, no doubt Cover
nor Hill would be glad to sign him for
Albany. Hill has entered for tho cham.
pionGhip'Er mist have first rate material.
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To THE Camden men in the Legislature.
Gentlemen, il you insist upon dragging
out tho sesaion don't you think you will
run the risk of having corpse dragged
out before you are much older? EerJun.
wi SqRAta,li.bnsG. .--L
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SCHEMES FOR DELAY.
TIE CAMDENITEs FILlDUsrEnlSc
To Prolong Tho session Over the Second
/ Tuesday In Order to ballot for Senator,
Tho Proceedings of Both Houses.
Tho Jcffcrson County Etoctious,


Special Di'pateh to The Initi,tgence,. .-.f
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2l.-In The
Senate to-day there were several tes,
votes on propositions to delay busiresl
and tho purpose Of the Camden men tc
lengthen the ssesion ont till after tho ssc
ond Tuesday Was made very apparent
In fact they very iranlly admit 1t. The
resolution OF Mr.. Morris, Tered yesterday
to adjourn on Monday, coming up, Mr.,
McCallister moved to sdd "Or as early q
date thereafter as the business for which
they were called together and tho election
Of United States Senator can be accom-.
plished." .E g
On motion Of Mr.. Flournoy this yss
tabled by vote Of hixteen to seven. d
On motion Of Mr.. sommerville the Com.
mitteo Oh the Judiciary was instructed 10
inquire and report whether under the
eonatitution the Governor has right to
limit or control the Legislature In respect
to subjects OF legislation 1t msy consider
or act upon at its present session.
Judge Maxwell moved recess ill 3 =,
NJ. Mr.. Sommervilln moved to adjourn,
The former motion waa adopted by an aye
and no vote Of is TOT.
Senator Flournoy presented Senate bill
No. to prevent fraud IN nominations by
political parties. Mr.. Oxley Senate bill
No. 5, regulating costa before justices in
hearings OF pessons charged with felony.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
In tho House Mr.. Raymond presented
House bill No. 3, tho Legislative Appro.
pristion bill. The number OF bills is now
fourteen.
Mr.. McClung introduced the General
Appropriation bill, Mr. Hens!ey u bill to
prohibit disturbing religious worship, Mr..
Sturm to allow canvassers ut all polls
where 100 votes are cast, Mr.. Chialsy to
provide for the acceptance and contirIna.
ton OF the Pennsylvania boundary com.
mission, ind TO regulate fees Of justices,
Mr.. Chew fixing fees ;or keeping lunslics
in Jail and the Wilson railroad chestnut
bill from the aeseion OF lSSl.2, Mr.. Back
with prohibiting the issuiug OF free pssses
to public officials and delegates to conyen.
tons. Tie House was only in sesaion an
hour.
WASTING TINE.
So far about half the tine epeu. in
session by the two houses haa bsen con-
sumed in discussing propositions to reap.
point pages or committee clurks, or TO ap.
point new oues.
Tho House Committees announced to.
day are the came as before, exccp. Mr..
Brown becomes chairman Of the Privileges
and Elections Committee vice Lucas
Mr.. Beckwith becomes chairman OF tic
Federal Relations Committee instead o!
Lucas. and takes Mr. Lucas place on other
committees.
The Senate resssemb!ed at 3 r. ". and
adjourned at $3.50. In this mosninz'a
paper somebody geis Delegate HcgaIls'
nsme among the sbsentocn. He is MOI
abssut-not much. He wss oue OF the
earlieat s1Iiva:s end ia always one oi the
most faithful members. NJ. Hasar is the
absentee.
Fred. D. Musaey, OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial. Ga:tlte, got here this evening.
Col. George B. Caldwell arrived ,his
morning. w.s.r.
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MudwUMr newspapers are begging the
President to hurry up and do something
that will look like real reform, 60 that
they may be able to support him for a
second term without having the crows
laugh at them,
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TIE nalI card was reduced to s. 25
at the meeting OF the Western Nail Asso.
citation, at Cincinnati, on Wednesday laat,
on account OF the worry unsatisfactory con.
djt!on OF the trade. The spring, thus far,
has failed TO meet the expectation of the
rnills
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22

Fl1'ci7lI Vl9E7tH U 10 IHtTI1tlffr.
Eugr1", ". Va, ApIi! 2l.-lt is re-
p1r!ad here tits evening that the Board
Tree we'll GGr.e in to-day with a good flow
81 oil. 80 particulars. The territory in
which this well is located includes all
that on the oil trail, which is now very
l.L.-ll. tnsriLnrY
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JEFFERSON COUNTY ELECTIONS.

Democrats and Republicans Rensscrt There
was Corruption.
Spec,a: Dispatch to the Int.lIigtneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2l.-P.omi-
nent gentlemen IRON the Eastern PAN
handle, Democrats as well as Republicans,
say that the ststement made in the INTEL
LlagScgE's Washington correspondence
about crookedness and corruption at the
recent election in Jeteraon county arc all
truthful and susceptible Of proof in spite
OF the denial made by Jeiie.aon county
man in yetterday's paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
MnhE OCiHaf ltaarkIan

LONDON, April 2l,-Mr. Gladstone writcs
thst he does not desire general election
TO Parliament until the English mind is os
ripe on the Irish question as the Welsh
ana Scotch minds are, hut that time ia
rapidly advancing. Anyhow" he savr. ~
II sm prepared to facs anything to dei.at
Coercion. l continue to hope for mich
more vigorous cc!iou OIL the part OF thu
GonstItuencies whose representatives in
iesue." 'oseS VI lne
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lrvetCrAns desire to express themselves
on the dependent pension bill or any 9TH
or matter, who is to atop them? And II
they don't wish to talk who can force
thOm? Go ahead with tho rat killing,
M. YriL,4ns. -.---
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O1lrlGhs Projected rIsIt tn t,rundn

TonoSro, OSr, April 2l.-Hwppcling
tho projected yisit Of William O'Bricn 10
Canada to denounCo tho cvctiuns Oh Lord
u 'sr'edoTne's estates in Ireland, Arch
bishop Lynch, Of this city, stated to-day
that he entirely disapprovod Of tho con.
tomrlated ,vlsit, and had cahlrd MIR.
N'Btieh enleayosistg to diusunde him from.
coming.
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TiuuEtiiuit!cr Sentenced.

.-,."GI hl'pcich 10. .Mn lH'tllgcnc,r. -.'
Sg&uGESyILEg, Apri! 2l.-At o'clock
thia oyeEing Judge Hance sentenced Ed.
ta'! I!onsenoder found guilty OF man
daughter ior tho killing Of Nancy Weir,
Al NcCoy's, 'aa! June, TO ten years in the
uhAiLeytiaTy,
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auggeations to Congress on the subject,
anu he says he does not care whether the
pictures are removed or not by their
owner. He added that he had never
been accustomed 10 surround himself
with articles Of luxury, and to Mr.. Alleys
suggestion that Mrs. Cleveland might DO.
sire them the President answered for her
that she did not. As Mr.. Alley is q
m''lionalre he may purchase the pictures
himself. .s7,'- = So - - '0,''7
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Mr., CoSKLlNa will not speak to the
brcnthlefa multitude at Pittsburgh. Mr..
Conkling 10 nothing II not "grsnd, gloomy
and peculiar" He loves 10 20. expects.
tion on tlp.toe and then knock it out in
nnn rnlnh WV ~. -.--L.a- MI ~
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MNin lillnISr.l-

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-Ths as
socistion championship season here was
opened Today by the Athletic in game
with the Metropolitan, in which the
nome team came Oft an easy victor.
Seward vas entirely too much ior the vis-
iiozs, while schaler was bit frequently Mt
the right time. The Philadelphia aud Ath-
letic club managers have adjusted their
differences and will play oil tho local
championahip tie tomorrow. Score:
Athletic, 5; Metropolitan, @.
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LlrtliQuaks Shocks

LopSnoS' April 2l.-A sharp shocs OF
esfthquase has bsen experienced over
the whole Of the Island OF Jersey. Tho
tromoss proceeded from west to east. M
deLaWge W6s done. 0-s' wv
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 9l.-In the
Legislature to-day Tho vo.o cast Tor United
States Senator was distributed among
thifty.two men.
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GEGe Q,,telliQence1:..
oaIro, Nos. 40 and 81 Fourteenth Street,
HAS tho Legislature met simply to be
played for foot ball by the caucus Demo.

TMr long haul groan Of the railroad
companies Ia q dat admission that they
have been doing that business at a loes
and forcing short haul shippers to make
up thp deficiency. That never was fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-22
VOLUME EXXXv.---NUMBER 2O7.
BASE BALL,
Game With tho ne,l.-No,es mn,
Gossip-Gnmes Abroad. @

Wheeling Green Stockings will try con
clusions with the celebrated ". W. Bells
OF pittsburgh. Tho game promised to b,
an interesting contea.. The home team
will present new battery to-day, Bale,
and Smith. Dunn will play right fold, II
place OF Smith, who viii occupy The
pitchers box. .@5.a.
PICK UPS.
The Ohio league season opens May 9.
There should be large attendance a,
to'day's game. -" :"
Bells, ot Pittsburgh, vs.. Wheeiiup
Green Stockings this afternoon.
The bleaching boards, or sun seats. have
been crowded every game so far.
The second section Of the Hamilton club
defeated the steubenvilles on Wednesday
.Sto2.
The Wheeling club has no mascot vet.
except It bs mine host Howell, OF the
Howell house. 80
Tho Z.nesvilles defeated tho Dulu!hs s
to ?. The Zansvillea open the Ohio League
season here on Monday, Mayo.
Rainey, who played third baus for the
Hamiltons, Of Canada, is dubbed "Rey,"
Hc Ia member OF tho Y. NJ. O. A,-whcn
at home.
The Pittsburgh league team narrowly
escaped defeat yesterday by the Hsmil.
tons, who played here on "Wednesday, the
score being 10 OF.
The nino to be presented to-day In the
game agsinat the Bells, Of Pittsburgh. ia
as follows: Croshan, |; Smith, p !; Dunn. r:
Speidel, !; Nichol, IN; Dudley, 3; Steel, 9;
Bailey, C; Dushane. 3.
The saudusky Register doubts the nd.
Visibility Of playing Ohio League teams
against those OF older associations carly in
the season. Tho sandusky Register is
right in some respects and wrong in Others.
II is painful to the friends Of tho Ohio
League clubs to SEQ their pets walioped so
thoroughly by, the Older, higher salalied
and stronger cluha, and they weer With.
out Cause for their tears; bus on the
other hand, contact with teams Of faster
pace do tho boys good, and perhaps teach
them trick or two they would not other
Wiee learn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24
BL00DSHED IN KENTUCKY.
ROWAN COUNTY AGAIN THE SCENE
OF DISORDER.
The Celebrated Craig TolIiver and Two of
His Brothers Killed by the Indignant
Citizens Several Others of the
Gang Reported Dead.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 23.-Infol nation
is received by the Transcript of another
battle in Rowan county this MOI ming in
which Craig Tolliver, the desperate who
lorded over that section was killed. 1t is
said that party of men, ostensbly led by
DR.. Logan, whose two sons were murder
ed in cold blood by Tolliver men about
two week ago has organized band OF reg.
ulators for the purpose of Kidding the
country of the desperate. Rumors of this
band of regulators being in the neiGhbor-
hood of Morehead have been frequent.
This morning at little after O'Clock,
the regulators being concealed in
close proximity to Morehead open
ell fire on Tolliver and some of
his gang who were on the streets. Toiliver
was killed in the engagement aud the
fight assumed a bushwhacking character
the men hiding behind the houses and
trees and shooting at any one that could
he seen. Reports differ as to the number
killed, one placing the number at five, in
clUdipe Tolliver, another stating that
Craig Tollver and two of his brothers and
| thirteen men were killed. There is great
confusion in the telegraphic reports com
ing in and accurate news is out of the
question.
Fighting all over for the present, era is
| T0lliver, Jay Tolliver, Bud Toliver anC
| Harvey Cooper, all members of the Tol
liver faction were killed.
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"'hren' which d 1lct the kidueys and
ad cr a = so numerous, that mereIy to name
tben would till so1ce far outruan,1g the
I'm. ofth's al L.. SGllic- 1t TO aay, that
they are b'ih o 81 ate aun da' geloDs. To
the'r prevention Hosteuer's Stomach Bitters
Is well adapted. The s,'mulus which it lends
to the action of the kidneys when they al c
letharg'c, serve to countersct Il tendency in
them to lapse, first, into a ST ate of pernieious
inactivity, and al tel ward in lie of positive
organic disease, which soon destroys their
delicate lntegLments, DoisOns the b God and
causes death A douOie purpose is served by
this depurent. IL promotes ACTIVITY of the
kidneys. and expels impur tic IRON the blood
which have no natural channel of out let,
exc pit those organs. Construction, bill
business, fever aud ague, rheumatism and dye
pepsia are also remcdicd by this medicine OF
thorough action ana wide scope.
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M;slshe Eree 9ress.
EIGHTY-TuIRp COMMENCEMENT
of the University of Vermont and state
Agricultural College.


SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1887.
$3.50 Baccaaurcatc ID lscoursc by the President.
$50. Anniversary of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. Address by Rev.
George +. Moore, Andover Mass.
TUESDAY, JUNE2s.
900. Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
society in Senior Lecture Room.
1000 Meeting of Alumni at College Chapel.
800. Celebration of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society, az College Street Church Ora
ton by Dorman Is. Eaton, LII. D., of
New YorK City.
500. JUNIOR Exhibition.
WEDNESDAY, JUEE29.
1l00. Orations of Graduating Glass, and Con-
ferring of Degrees.
200. Corporation Dinner at the Van Ness
House.
500. Commencement Levee at Billings Library
THURSDAY, JUNE 80.
300 and 200. Examination for admission to
the University, at tn College Rooms.
House Orchestra.
Special at ention is called TO the fact, that
owing to the provisions of the Interstate Law,
no free return certificates will be issued by
the Secretary of the Alumni; but round trip
tickets will he for sale at every station of the
Central Vermont and Burlington and La
noble railroad, and must be purchased in
order to secure reduced rates.
N. Is. All graduates in arts and science of
more than three years standing are invited TO
send to c. Il. Allen, Burlington, Secretary of
persons to fill the vacancy in the Board of
Trustees caused by the death of Henry
LOOMS. 1t is desirable that the Trustee be Il
resident of Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24
THE MALONE MURDERER.
King Seen in Plattsburgh the Day Ate
the Murder.

There is considerable reliable evidence
to show that King, the man wanted for
the!Malone murder, was in Plattsbur2h on
Thursday, June 2, the day after the muir
der was committed. During the afternoon
l answering Kings description in
every particular, including the lost third
finger of the left hand, appeared at
Canes clothing store and purchased suit
of clothes. The coat and vest WEI OF vel
low checked material and the trousers were
black with broken plaid. Deputy NJ. C.
Donahue of Malone investigated the mat
ter. The clothes, log drivers boots and hat
were examined, and positively identified
as these worn by the missing King. Officer
Donahue says there is no question about
it whatever, and that this is the first re-
liable clue to Kings movements immedi.
ately after the murder.
Mr.. Cane described the coat and vest
King purchased as being of yellow and
black small check material. 1t was a sack
cut and IRON even a short distance would
look or appear decidedly yellowish The
trowsers were of black aud grav stripe
or broken plaid pattern aud OF light
cotton material. The shoes pu chased at
Smiths were No. 10, with extension soles
Nothing further rs to Kings movements
in Pittsburgh has been learned. Officer
Donahue will continue the investigation
and his course will be determined by the
result